The Navier-Stokes problem, simply explained.

It’s intellectual theft. Let’s not glorify this, Cleo. The mathematicians deserve full credit.

Cloe, you may need to revise this, this is from Jan this year as part of my first editions teasers, pre release, I first discussed them in 2022.

If you really think about it, if you're using AI, the AI tool company should also get partial credit. You can't take all the credit.

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China really needs to throw some money into Deepseek so that an Advanced AI is available for all and MNCs like OpenAI, Claude, etc don't make money selling the tool. Big money companies should focus on making money solving bigger problems, not making money from subscribers.

In a world where everybody knows everything, it feels good to say I don't know.

OpenAIs Proof is wrong too.

With the machinery they use one can only calculate the asymptote, not the singularity itself. The singularities are expelled from science. So, I'm not sure how much this calc is a science evolution. It's a powerful tech demo.

Day light robbery scamaltman @sama

I need a video like that for my paper as well🧐 you're free to use it to explain how GPT2 small was reverse engineered to the last bit....

It was not @OpenAI Stop promoting them this ain't worth it

graphics in video games will be skyrocketed

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